the usermode package provides a wrapper shutdown script which calls the halt binary from an incorrect location: /usr/bin/halt instead of the real location /sbin/halt
project1 :
/WRL_60x_CGP_LATEST/wrlinux-6/wrlinux/configure --enable-reconfig=yes --enable-board=intel-x86-64 --enable-kernel=standard --enable-rootfs=glibc-small+installer-support --enable-bootimage=ext3 --enable-rm-oldimgs=yes --with-sstate-dir=../../intel-x86-64-sstate/ --enable-jobs=8 --enable-parallel-pkgbuilds=8 --with-rcpl-version=0017
make fs
project2
/WRL_60x_CGP_LATEST/wrlinux-6/wrlinux/configure --enable-reconfig=yes --enable-board=intel-x86-64 --enable-kernel=standard --enable-rootfs=wr-installer --enable-target-installer=yes --enable-bootimage=iso --with-installer-target-build=/workspace/shutdown_prjs/prj2/../prj1/export/intel-x86-64-glibc-small-standard-dist.ext3 --enable-rm-oldimgs=yes --enable-jobs=8 --enable-parallel-pkgbuilds=8 --with-rcpl-version=0017
-bash-4.1$
make fs
find export/dist -name shutdown
export/dist/var/lib/opkg/alternatives/shutdown
export/dist/sbin/shutdown
export/dist/usr/bin/shutdown
cat export/dist/usr/bin/shutdown
#!/bin/sh
# Try to do the right thing for programs that rely on "/usr/bin/shutdown -r now"
# to shut down the machine.
prog=/sbin/shutdown
now=
for flag in $* ; do
if test ${flag} = "-h" ; then
prog=/usr/bin/halt
elif test ${flag} = "-r" ; then
prog=/usr/bin/reboot
elif test ${flag} = "now" ; then
now=$flag
else
args="$args $flag"
done
if [ -z "$args" -a $prog != /sbin/shutdown ] ; then
exec $prog $args
else
exec /sbin/shutdown $args $now
